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E58: Clash of Values - European and American Importation of Islam? · The Junto Podcast

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Hello, America. Welcome to the Juneto podcast, where we promote the practical
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applications of critical thinking and bold creativity.
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I'm your host, Edgar Mills. Thank you for.
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Hello, America. Welcome to episode 58. Thanks for sticking with me.
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So what are we talking about today? Well, incompatible values.
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We're going to look, and it's going to be an objective look.
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I know it's not going to sound that way at times, but it's going to be objective,
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about immigration. We're looking at immigration and the potential future, folks.
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And we're going to, in politics,
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especially when it comes to economics and, well, war and other things,
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the left side of the aisle loves to do direct comparisons to European countries
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and Scandinavian countries.
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But when it comes to what we're talking about today, they don't want to do that.
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And what we're going to do is we're going to look at crime statistics involving air fingers, quotes,
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asylum seekers and immigrants from Muslim-majority countries in Europe and Scandinavia.
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And all the sources I'm looking at, these are all official government sources
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from each of their governments. And we're looking at, like, Germany and Sweden
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and Denmark, places like that. So...
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If we take a hard look at Europe, we have to consider what does that look like
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America's future, right?
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Is what's going on in Europe now, because look, 15 years ago,
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when they decided, 20 years ago, when they decided to throw open all borders in Europe.
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Well, I hate to say conservatives, but I mean, rational humans said,
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hey, this is going to be a problem for you.
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And we were considered, we're called racists and xenophobes and whatnot.
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Well, it's become a problem, hasn't it? Just because it didn't become a problem
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two months later, because maybe that's about the not even two month attention
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span in the political world today.
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Yeah when they threw borders open smart people
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said look that's going to be a problem for you you need to reconsider well
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now they're they're doing all these extreme things
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well let's get to it we'll get to it and we're
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going to look at how could that how could that happen in america we're going
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to look at some of the variables like our very generous welfare system and the
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way The politics and political sway shifts in America, that is a variable.
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And then the biggest thing is the fundamental differences in value systems.
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All right, so let's look at Germany real quick.
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Non-Germans, which are mostly Muslim, and from whatever countries, right?
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I'm saying Muslim from different countries.
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They make up about 15% of the population and account for about 43% of violent crimes.
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And that's not including immigration crimes or just illegal immigration. That's violent crimes.
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Well, that's a disparity, isn't it? Now, I picked on the black community when
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we talked about gun violence in America, and now I'm kind of picking on the Muslim community.
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And I'm saying Muslim, like, that's a vast community, folks,
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vast, throughout the world, but ever-growing in Europe, like,
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rapidly growing in Europe.
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Again, air finger quote, asylum
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seekers. Now, look, I'm not crapping on asylum seekers either, folks.
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There are legitimate asylum seekers who are trying to escape war-torn,
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not getting bombed. I get it. I get that.
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But whether you mean to immigrate to escape violence or you mean to immigrate
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just to find a better life, there has to be a level of assimilation. There has to be.
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Anyway, back to Germany. Migrants from Syria, Afghanistan, Iraq,
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Somalia, across North Africa, Algeria, Tunisia, Morocco.
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They represent a large, well, 43% of the crime.
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Why is that? Why is that?
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And specifically, Germany even narrowed down more young men,
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and I'm going to translate young men into military-age males.
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That's somewhere from about 18 to like 40-something. from Syria and Afghanistan
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commit the most violence, 10 to 16 times higher than a German citizen.
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And similar numbers of that from North African nations. Yeah. Why is that?
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Is it because Germany is racist and they target these people to set them up for false allegations?
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Is that what it is? I don't think so.
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Let's look at Sweden. Sweden, right? What do you think when you think of Sweden?
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Blonde hair and blue eyes, well-toned, everybody skis in the winter and still somehow has a nice tan.
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They did a comprehensive study of rape and attempted rape convictions for 24
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years, between 2000 and 2024,
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63% of the accused were immigrants, or they were either foreign-born or children
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of foreign-born parents from Muslim nations.
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63%. That's pretty big.
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And if you get on, I know social media is not the place necessarily to go,
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but there's legitimate news sources out there.
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If you look around, you're going to see some news stories on these women who
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are now legitimately afraid to walk the streets of their own country, their own homes,
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their own cities for fear of being accosted.
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The biggest commonality with that 63% were there.
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It was obviously males who came to the country as already teenagers or young adults.
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And that was after all the variables too, that, that was accounting,
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you know, for income, drug abuse or substance abuse, mental health problems,
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prior criminal records, all that stuff.
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The disparities are all still there 63% of rapes and violent crimes Or attempted rapes.
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Denmark. What do you think when you think of Denmark? Vikings.
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That's what I think about. Vikings.
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And I knew a couple of guys from military dudes, special operators from Denmark.
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They were very, very Viking-like.
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Yeah. Not a lot of contrast, right?
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But a little bit. But Denmark tightened up on their asylum policies,
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and it kind of tightened the influx from these majority Muslim countries.
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So their numbers are a little different. But even so, the conviction rates for
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Muslims in Denmark is three times higher than the natives.
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Yeah, three times higher.
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And look these are police record these are like official court documents and
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stuff there's these aren't opinion pieces or anything that i'm getting these
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numbers from these are official.
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Police and law enforcement stats now oddly
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enough side note here that and in the u.s the fbi is the is the prime resource
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for statistics when it comes to crime and stuff like that and my question is
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Based on what's going on in Europe and what has been going on in Europe,
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my question is, why do we keep stats on, all right, again, I'm doing air fingers quotes,
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hate crimes against specific groups or religious groups, but not stats on specific
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groups or religious groups that are committing crimes?
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Of course, with the exception, unless it's a white domestic terrorist group,
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and then there's big stats on that. But if a Muslim or a group of Muslims...
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Islam is a group, folks. It's a religious organization. It's an arguably extremist.
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Why don't we keep stats on that? Why do we try to make the criminals anonymous
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in the system, our system, and avoid?
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That takes away our tools to establish any analytical data and to be able to see patterns.
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Now, some of it's just unwritten and understood. Oh, well, we know this is bad.
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We know this is blah, blah, blah. But why don't we keep those stats?
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Is it racist to keep those stats?
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We keep racial stats on blacks and whites and Hispanics and non-Hispanics.
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Again, Islam is not a race Muslim is not a race It's a religion,
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But it's a heavy handed religion So the vast majority of people coming from
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those countries are in fact Muslim Now look, before I go any further If you're
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a friend of mine and you're a Muslim,
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Stand by, listen to the whole thing I'm not, well I am bashing Islam a little bit But,
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I'll stand by what I'm saying here.
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Why should America pay attention to Europe? Well, again, I said,
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you know, the lefties love to make direct comparisons when it comes to health care or welfare.
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But they don't want to make direct comparisons when it comes to Muslim rape gangs and whatnot.
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But we're going to slowly see it because we have a massive influx.
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Now, obviously, in America, the biggest influx of immigration comes from the South, right?
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Mexico, South America. I'll get to that.
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But we have a significant amount of Muslim population in America.
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I don't know, 2% or 3% anyway. And they come here for whatever reason,
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asylum, various whatever programs, or just illegal. There's plenty of illegals too.
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Everybody thinks illegal border crossings, they think of Mexico.
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But don't think they're not coming in through Canada, folks.
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Don't think that the Islamists aren't creeping in through the northern border.
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They are because Canada loves them.
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Now, of course, America's a big, big, big place with big numbers, 360 or so million.
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Obviously, native-born Americans, if you look at raw numbers, commit more crime.
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But percentage-wise, they still pull heavier crime numbers than And the population numbers bear out.
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European experience here, we're watching it, right, in real time.
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And we see what's happening.
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And, again, large numbers of
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young Muslim men, they get in here somehow without any rigorous vetting.
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I'm going to say now our immigration policies are all jacked up.
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And I'll hit that again later.
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There are no expectations of assimilation, if only on the surface level,
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maybe, but there are no expectations, really, of assimilation or no demands
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or no accountability or anything like that.
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And these values and these problems, this criminal activity,
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and mostly, look, I'm going to say it's largely around sexual assault and things like that, but.
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That don't go away with the second generation, right? Just because you were
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born here don't mean you hold the values that are here, that are meant that the country holds.
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Because assimilation is not an expectation or requirement for some reason.
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And again, when I say assimilation, I don't mean you have to erase your identity.
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But there has to be some level of acceptance of our laws and stuff like that.
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So if we keep our policies going the way they are with the catch and release or whatever,
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these mass sort of parole things where they let dudes go with a court date that
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never show up or this sort of chain migration where groups will coagulate in
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one space and kind of take over a space.
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If that stuff goes unchecked, yeah, American communities are going to start
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looking like communities in Germany and Sweden within, at least within the next 10 years, I'd say.
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But over 20 years, it's, and I'll get to the problem. Sorry, I'll get to it.
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Do we want to look like that? We don't. I can tell you now, I remember Munich in 1990, 90, 91.
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It was so clean and it was pristine and it was just awesome and historic and all that.
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I was there in 2019 and, man, the outskirts were still nice,
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but it looked like it was a shithole, man.
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I mean, it was disheartening for sure. American cities have a hard enough time, right?
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We don't need to bring in opposing values that also have no stake or no intention
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to keeping the city healthy and clean and peaceful, etc.,
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So Europe is showing us the early signs, and they're obvious.
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The stats and the law enforcement data, they bear it out.
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They show us what to look for when you have concentrations of these Northern
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African, Middle Eastern sort of subgroups.
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The data's there. All right.
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Why bother? Why do they even, why do they hate America so bad,
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but they don't want to come here?
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Well, there's a few reasons, I'm sure. Now, look, on the extreme end of that,
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it's going to be sort of a slow, progressive takeover.
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Correct? That's the extreme end, which is what you see. All right,
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and I'm going to point out England.
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Now, I didn't use any stats from England, and I should have.
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That would have made my point probably a lot stronger. But literally in England
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and probably like Leeds, maybe Manchester, yes, that's it.
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They're non-white, non-English, and there's problems if you go there as a white Englishman.
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So why do they come to America? Okay, the extreme men is takeover.
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The non-extreme and the more practical, reasonable answer is because America
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is a great country and it's the land of opportunity or it has been, right?
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And we also have a pretty lax welfare system.
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Well, and some people might say, oh, we're importing voters and importing people for our own ends.
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Well, what are those ends? Well, in the 1960s, there are two professors,
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I want to say they were both professors, Cloward and Piven, they outlined,
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they had a theory and they outlined and advocated, they advocated that.
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These actions to deliberately overwhelm our
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social services in order to
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create sort of an epic crisis that
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would crumble under the weight and then force all these massive government expansions
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and forced programs such as universal national income and completely nationalized
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health care and that kind of thing.
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That was an activist sort of thing that they pushed, and the left grabbed hold of it.
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And that's the whole theory. Overwhelm the system until it breaks so that we
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can then justify massive government expansion without acknowledging the fact
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that it's the government doing—the government expansion is what's crumbling the system.
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But they want it to seem like they want to blame everything on sort of,
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well, Republican form of government, right?
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They don't, oh, democracy, democracy, and then capitalism, evil, capitalism, bad.
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But it's the government programs that create these sort of overflows and these
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overwhelming conditions.
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Never mind all the corruption that goes along with government programs.
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And all the on all political pockets to get lined.
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So that's what I see. I see they come here because we do have a welfare system. It's it's loose.
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And in today's immigration context, but either legal or illegal,
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they're able to participate in these programs like Medicaid and food and snap
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and support for housing.
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And benefits that they get through having kids on American soil,
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which is distastefully kind of referred to as anchor babies, right?
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Now, it's distasteful, and I say anchor babies. I remember seeing a headline
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just two months ago that –.
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Barron Trump was an anchor baby for Melania.
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So the knife has two edges on it, folks, when you're throwing mud around.
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So, yeah, both legal and illegals are taking part in all this various welfare
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and common good that the liberals love so much.
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And the cost of that is up in the hundreds of billions. Yeah.
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Hundreds of billions of dollars it costs.
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So what does that do? It strains the budget, right? Well, one,
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we know Congress can't even put together a budget.
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But that's just added strain onto it. Oh, well, we just got more taxes, right?
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It consumes the resources that are meant for citizens. And understand this,
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folks, when I say citizens, that includes immigrants who have legally obtained
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citizenship in America.
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This is in no way a bigoted racist rant.
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We have to know who's here, why they're here, and account for them in some way. We have to.
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Otherwise, chaos ensues. And so as it is right now,
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it's setting the exact conditions to apply sort of systemic pressure on the
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welfare system that Cloward and Piven laid out in their little manifesto or their theory,
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you know, massive government controlled programs to manage the overload.
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Look it up, Cloward Piven.
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Cloward-Piven doctrine or Cloward-Piven theory.
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So Europe shows us the cause and effect, folks.
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So in America, even the right or the center right and even the socialist,
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democratic, whatever you want to call them, are beginning to get on board with big government.
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And these parties in Germany and Sweden and Denmark, what are they doing?
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Well, they're responding now, too little too late, but they're responding with
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extremely tough border and deportation policies.
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And some people say that these are too stringent. Well, I got news for you.
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This was an easily predictable overcorrection to a problem that got ignored for about two decades.
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If you ignore a problem, it doesn't go away. It doesn't autocorrect.
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So as you see patterns emerge, address those patterns subtly to guide those outcomes.
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But like I said, in America, we don't even have, our law enforcement system
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isn't even keeping up with these specific groups. Like I said,
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other than white, you know, white domestic extremists, they're not keeping up.
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So it's hard to develop. It's hard to see these patterns as they emerge.
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And then when you say, well, it's Muslim extremists and Sharia law,
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et cetera, et cetera. And then, oh, you're just a bigot.
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Well, show me the patterns. I can, they're there, we're just not tracking them.
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Well, in Europe, yeah, like I said, it was easily predictable.
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And now they're having to overcorrect.
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And an overcorrection, though maybe needed, is never good. It's not easy. It's tough.
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It's too extreme all at once. And what are those overcorrections?
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What do they look like? Well, like vastly expanded, like law enforcement power,
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unwarranted surveillance.
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Then you got this citizens first, you know, Americans first sort of welfare
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rules that looks on the surface to be, you know, yeah, racist and xenophobic.
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And they may, these overcorrections may actually discriminate against immigrant citizens.
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Because the existing framework, you chose not to keep up with the patterns.
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And therefore, Cloward and Piven theory comes in.
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Oh, well, you failed this. This failed completely. Now we need more government.
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The system that failed us needs to be doubled so that it can fail us even more.
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And even in America, the same thing I just said, even in America,
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you got alleged conservatives,
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center right, center right, and who are looking at statist style solutions to problems.
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Now, we know the left already embraces statism, but now the right,
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I've heard somebody say that America is shifting more right,
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and that's just not the case at all.
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And they're doing that based on social media and based on what you see on TV,
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but they're not looking at the real policies as they play out and the effects of the policies.
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And yes, even conservatives are now embracing these statist solutions to problems.
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Bigger government, more federal agencies, protectionist economic policies,
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more and more and more social spending in order to pander for public support.
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Bigger government. You know what? The Republicans love surveillance.
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Yeah, they love unwarranted surveillance.
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That's statism. "'That's the—'.
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We don't need it. We don't want it. It's bad. Once it takes a foothold, it will never go away.
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And I always talk about Orwell. That's what's up. That's what's coming.
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And that's what overreactions look like to unaddressed problems.
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Yeah, that's what overreactions look like. We don't want it.
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Now, all this ain't completely about ideology. What I'm trying to get to,
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I will get to, is sort of more pragmatic solutions to help correct this overloaded
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system as opposed to these knee-jerk overreactions.
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But the big problem in the current paradigm is that more extreme problem,
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the more extreme the problem, the more extreme the overcorrection.
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We got to get out of that. We got to get out of that knee-jerk.
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We let a problem fester for a while. We put it on the back burner and let it,
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and next thing you know, the pot's boiled hard.
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Everything's boiled away, and it's just, and now it's a pot that's caked with black charcoal in it.
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We can't, and now we got to clean that out. It doesn't make any sense.
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Now, I said it's not all about ideology, and it's not.
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However, in the context of what we're talking about today.
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And the immigration and the group that I'm referring to, which is Muslim-majority
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countries immigrating to America, there is a profound concern.
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Profound difference in value systems. In Muslim-majority countries and in Muslim
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communities in America,
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surveys consistently show a significant support for Sharia law within their communities.
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Yeah, and that includes corporal punishment, folks, and honor killings,
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and punishing apostasy, and blasphemy against Muhammad.
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And some of the, when I say significant support, I mean like we're looking at
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like 77% plus approval ratings within these communities.
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That cannot happen in America, good people.
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And the weirdness and the irony of it all is that American leftists who vehemently
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support the Muslim influx,
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or some, I mean, they don't understand, I guess, or they don't care that by
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default they're supporting theocracy.
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They're supporting rule by religious extremists.
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And they don't see that as a true threat. But they would rather be against our
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founding form of governance via the Constitution that expressly supports freedom
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of religion, which I support it,
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But the leftists love to say freedom from religion when they're arguing against Christians.
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But then we're talking about Islam, and they don't seem to—they don't have consistent
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metrics for evaluation there.
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Well, you know, lately I don't think Christianity has been—.
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Violent, you know, as is the past century, you know what I'm saying, or so.
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Well, freedom from religion, good people, that don't resonate with Sharia law at all.
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You have no freedom from religion in Muslim nations.
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And then, speaking of irony from the left, what about women's rights in this?
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What about that?
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What about the very, very real physical threats that these women face on a daily basis?
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What about, well, just accepting, not even accepting,
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tolerating honor killings in America or somebody getting lashes with a cane
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or a whip or something or getting a woman being stoned to death?
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What about forced marriages, arranged marriages?
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In extreme cases, folks, there are extreme cases in some of these countries
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where they do clitoris mutilation, where they snip the clitoris off so that
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a woman can feel no pleasure.
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What about that? How does that jive with your leftist ideology?
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Do you think all that's going to change once they move to America?
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You think they're going to be so overwhelmed with freedom? Now,
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look, there are people that come to America. We'll get to it.
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What about all that, man? God, what about it? Look, coming out of Europe,
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looking back at Europe, right?
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All these police reports and all this painfully obvious links to elevated crime
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around sex and rape and rape culture.
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And this is not news, folks. I'm not breaking any controversial news here.
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I'm just pointing out why the inconsistency? Why are you overlooking that?
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Well, it's in small cases. No, it's not.
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And in Sweden, specifically in England, Great Britain, UK, whatever you want to call it.
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They got grooming gangs or even just rape, you know, individual stranger rapes.
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Right. Just some dude follows you down the road that is imported from these
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from this Muslim culture that look that Islam don't even recognize.
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Or understand mutual consent.
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Not from a woman, not from a child, for sure.
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Well, you can't, children really technically can't even consent, but that's not a thing.
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Consent is not a thing. Among two grown men who are negotiating a deal,
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yeah, maybe. But beyond that, no.
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This is also a culture of good people. If you think it's not,
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you need to do a little more research that the
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abuse of young boys and this
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sort of forced twist of gender roles so that grown men can can get some sexual
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pleasure and satisfaction and have fun and have boys dancing for them and and then raping them.
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Exist. It's out there. Now, good people, listen to me. I'm not just bashing Islam.
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I'm not just bashing Islam.
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Rape, violence, all of that exists in America.
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Authority figures take advantage of young people all the time.
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I point you to the whole pandemic or epidemic of Catholic priests that we went
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through for a while there.
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And who knows, probably still going on. I don't know.
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It exists, but there's no need to import it. We got enough problems, right?
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Let's solve the Catholic priests banging choir boys first.
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Let's solve gym coaches banging their athletes.
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Let's solve, and I know it's crazy, But there's this crazy little breakout of
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female teachers having sex with their students who,
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you know, there's always those dudes on the football team who look like they're 23,
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hung like a horse, fit, already got a full beard, and they're 17 years old.
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And you got these 23, 24-year-old teachers who they talk a little junk to them,
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and boom, there they are, getting it in the closet in the school.
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Crazy shit's going on in America. We don't need to import any more of it. And the difference...
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Is the people doing it in America know it's criminal. They know it's wrong.
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They're just trying to get away with it.
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Whereas the Muslim culture is not wrong.
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Well, they don't think it's wrong.
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Primary difference with American culture and then the Islam culture is the size
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and scope of those practices and then the cultural acceptance of them.
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Even if it's just quiet acceptance, it's still acceptance. Whereas in America,
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we know what's criminal because our value system is different.
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It's built differently. It recognizes individual liberty and autonomy. It's just...
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Not. And what about takia, right?
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I'm going to say this because, and it might be a little trivial to you,
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but takia is an ordained sort of permission in order to lie.
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And originally that was in order to conceal your faith under persecution.
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But in modern practice, it's used as strategic deception when Muslims are dealing
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with anyone who's non-Muslim, be it individual, institution,
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media, government, whatever.
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It's okay. It's okay to lie, to conceal your intent.
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And that might seem trivial and small, but it's not. Now, we're going to break
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it down just a wee bit more.
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And look, you guys, I welcome your feedback. All right, that's all I can say.
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Moderates and zealots. What is a moderate versus a zealot when it comes to Islam?
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Well, these public sort of proclamations of being moderate,
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when you'll see an extremist sort
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of imam get up on on tv and talk
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about that they're they're moderate blah blah blah they they
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reject i reject violence or i reject whatever but that contradicts the what's
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what goes on and it contradicts the private polling that we saw earlier on things
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like sharia or baka bazi yeah,
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Anybody know about Bakabazi? Look it up.
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B-A-C-H-A-B-A-Z-I I'm not going to go into it. Look it up.
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Moderate? Are those things, is Sharia moderate? So that, I mean,
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that poses a legitimate question about whether they're sincere or not,
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right? Or whether they're using taqiyya.
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Now, I've said this for years and I believe it.
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There is no such thing as a moderate Muslim.
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They are either devout and want you dead or subjected.
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Or they are essentially non-practicing. And just want to live life.
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If you are a practicing devout Muslim, that's a violent, some people have called it a death culture.
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I'm calling it a rape culture.
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Or you're essentially a non-practicing, non-devout Muslim.
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And you're just living life and using the non-aggression principle in your life.
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And trying to assimilate to the culture around you, the American culture,
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or whatever country you're in.
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And look, to all my Muslim friends listening, listen to me. I'm always open for debate, number one.
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But chances are most of my Muslim friends are a little bit of backsliders, you know what I mean?
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None of my friends, I don't think, believe that.
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Cut the head off of a believer. I don't think any of my friends believe if their
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daughter was dating a white guy or a black guy, American non-Muslim,
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that she should be killed.
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I don't think any of my friends, you know, have sex with young boys.
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So again, if you're one of my homies who's Muslim.
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Tune me up. Let me know what you think about what I'm saying.
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And none of this, folks, none of this is to say every Muslim immigrant is a
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murderous, raping savage.
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Very many good Muslim people out there to integrate. They achieve some level of success.
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They contribute positively to the American tapestry. They are a piece of the
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spice of American culture.
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I know and love a few of them who do exactly that.
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That's who I'm reaching out to right now to say, hey, look, tune me up if you think I need it.
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All right, so I'm not throwing that big blanket, folks. I'm talking about a
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specific culture that is angry.
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I would say, generally speaking, unhappy.
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I would say has a lot of, oh man, self-imposed angst and believes that they
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can do whatever they want.
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In the name of that angst, in the name of Muhammad.
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So the same is with episode 55, right, on gun violence.
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We have to honestly identify a problem before we can solve the problem.
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The data, the group-level sort of data, the demographics, the way they break
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down in Europe and their ongoing sort of lived experience,
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painfully highlights that these cultural incompatibilities will not resolve
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themselves automatically at scale, at a large scale or small scale for that
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matter. They're not going to fix themselves.
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If you're a 50-year-old man and you think it's okay to have sex with a 12-year-old
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boy at the age, you're not going to change your mind about that.
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Wears short shorts to the beach and you think it's okay to murder her because
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of that dishonor and you're not going to change your mind on that.
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What's going to make it right? Well, I don't know. I'm going to go ahead and
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be very controversial and say you need to find Jesus.
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He can make that right. But other than that, you're not going to change your mind on it.
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We're not America, Americans. Hence, we are not going to change their belief
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system, their value system. It's too ingrained.
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Individually, yeah, one at a time, you know, and you might win some people over.
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But I'm talking about the culture, folks, that if you go up into the middle
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of a Muslim community and start denouncing, you know,
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honor killings or child rape or just anything Western or Islamic in nature,
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chances are you'll get violence done to you immediately.
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The problem ain't going to fix itself. You have to identify what the problem is.
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The U.S. Constitution, Article 1, Section 8, says that Congress shall have the
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power to establish a uniform rule of naturalization.
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A uniform. That's it. That's what the Constitution says about immigration.
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Well, they have not done that. Congress has not established a uniform rule of naturalization.
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It's got holes in it. It doesn't hold up.
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If the U.S.
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Maintains course in this loose, open-door immigration, now, yeah,
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you can say, well, what about Trump? He's been hard on immigrants.
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Well, I still think, to date, Barack Obama deported more immigrants than Trump did so far.
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But so at any rate, we still largely have a very open door immigration approach.
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If we don't get some meaningful restructuring going on with that,
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well, the risk is that we're going to just continue to import sort of deeper
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cultural levels of violence.
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And there's definitely going to be an economic strain on our welfare systems.
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And eventually, there's going to start to develop a more distinct us against
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them social sort of mistrust or distrust.
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And then a cultural clash that goes along with that.
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And then there's going to be the pressure for bigger, more intrusive government programs to fix it.
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And good people, we do not want that.
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We do not want bigger, more government. Thank you.
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Between Western values, well, which are what, individual liberty, right, basically,
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and Islamic sort of Sharia-oriented values, it makes integration difficult,
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far more difficult than with Mexican or South American immigrant waves that have come in in the past.
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Because regardless, yes, that kind of overwhelms the system,
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but there's not as big of a culture masterclass in that we share the same fundamental
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value system with those people.
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Yes, cartels aside, right, never mind the criminal element,
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we have the same basic foundations of sort of Christian ethics and values with
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most of the people coming from Mexico and South America.
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Now, hey, some of those people are godless. Some of them are criminals.
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True enough. And I think we should be more stringent on them.
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I'm not saying give Mexico and South America a free pass.
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I'm saying it's a different kind of dynamic that bears looking at. It bears tracking.
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And it bears looking at them.
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The experiment, folks. They've run it. We don't need to repeat it, right?
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We need to look at the lessons, the hard lessons learned from Europe,
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catch up to where we are now, and start implementing,
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pragmatic functional solutions that will, well, be relatively painless.
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If we do them early, right? They'll be relatively painless before,
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you know, 10 or 15 years has passed.
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And now we have this enormous, massive, expensive, and potentially unethical overcorrection.
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We don't, we can avoid it. We don't have to get to that point.
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Well, Edgar, I'm talking a lot of hating on the Muslims, talking about what
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we shouldn't do. All right, well, what can we do?
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I'm always down to try to offer some kind of solution as practical as possible.
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I'm sure that we can come up with some solutions that still honor American autonomy,
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and still keeps legal immigration alive and thriving, folks.
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I'm not, yeah, we need to keep legal immigration alive and thriving.
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But look, we can secure borders. Disregard all the hyperbole around that.
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If we have secure physical barriers and technology, and if we apply consistent
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and ethical policy and law enforcement to it,
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and a key component being ethical,
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yeah, that's something we need to do.
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Again, disregard the hyperbole around secure borders.
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Planet doesn't have them. We can end this sort of catch and release system and
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be more stringent on our asylum seekers.
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And as far as, you know, my husband beat, my husband beats me is not asylum.
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Asylum is a very specific definition from, from very specific war-torn countries.
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And it, and it gets abused. Deport illegal criminals, for sure,
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100%, and visa overstayers, right, without prejudice.
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Don't try to apply DEI to the immigration system.
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Be consistent across the board.
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If a German overstays their visa, send him on.
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If an Englishman overstays his visa, send him on.
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If a Syrian overstays his visa, oh, well, we can put him up in a hotel.
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We can blah, blah, blah. Bullshit.
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That's just simple, basic accountability.
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That's not controversial.
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Legal immigration system or develop it up to be more merit-based.
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It has been this in the past, and it can be again, that focuses on skills,
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that has some component of English language proficiency.
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It don't have to be stringent, but they should be able to function in basic
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conversation in America?
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Some kind of demonstrated knowledge of American civics?
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I think there's a test, right, that demonstrates a basic knowledge?
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Well, let's apply that impartially and consistently.
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Or call me crazy, but even a demonstrated commitment to American values.
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Well, that's subjective, man. What are American values? It's a mixing pot, blah, blah, blah.
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Well, yeah. How do they demonstrate that? Well, how about adherence to established
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immigration laws and procedures?
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Yeah. Just simply obeying the immigration laws and doing the paperwork and going
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through the correct procedures.
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That's a demonstration right there. Doesn't have to be crazy.
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You don't have to show up with your MAGA hat on and your American t-shirt or
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your 2A sticker on your truck.
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Yeah. Just adhere to law and procedures.
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Now, are they weak? Yeah. Do they need to be tuned up? Yeah. But...
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And this is a must, absolutely reject and condemn theocracies, would-be theocracies,
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tyrant imams out there preaching vile, vile hate.
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Well, First Amendment, they got a First Amendment. That's true.
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But when they, I believe everybody tried to hem up Donald Trump for inciting
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violence during the January 6th thing, right?
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Well, our mom's not held to that same standard.
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And there must absolutely not ever, never be anything remotely resembling a
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Sharia zone on U.S. soil.
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Absolutely not. Not even remotely,
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not even if you're a Muslim cop in America and you try to impose some other
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kind of Sharia law or recognize Sharia law in your performance or your duties,
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nope, you're fired. You're out of here.
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That's it.
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That's an absolute. We must. These are fixes.
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I'm telling you what fixes are and you can argue with me all you want and I
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will argue with you about them.
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We have to require, absolutely without question, you,
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for women on our soil and strictly enforce our own existing laws against sexual
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abuse and domestic abuse and false imprisonment and all those things,
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all that are contradictory to Muslim ways.
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We must reserve access to welfare systems to citizens only.
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And again, I say, that includes immigrant citizens who are here legally,
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who have done all the correct things to be here.
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There are already laws on the books about welfare fraud.
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American citizens have to come first. That don't mean white citizens or black
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citizens and non-Muslim.
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That means American citizens all have to come ahead of non-citizens.
51:37
If you erase what makes being a citizen relevant or what makes it beneficial
51:44
to be a citizen, then what's the point?
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There are no protections at that point.
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And, folks, we can and should, by the way, keep the door open for the world,
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anyone in the world who wishes,
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genuinely wishes to come to become an American and add value to our culture.
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But never, ever, ever at the expense of our own safety or our economy or our
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cultural roots, our cultural foundations.
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So that's what I think we can do to fix some things. Immigration-wise.
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Now look, the European data speaks out loud.
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Tells the future of the U.S. if we don't take note of it.
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And good people, listen to this. National sovereignty and self-preservation
52:42
are not radical, controversial ideas.
52:47
They aren't bigoted. They aren't racist. They aren't xenophobic.
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They aren't nationalists.
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And they're not even illiberal.
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Sovereignty and self-preservation are the basic needs or the foundation of any,
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successful nation across the planet.
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That's what I have for you today, good people. I'm always open for debate. I enjoy it.
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I am not Muslim bashing, even though it sounds like it.
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Again, if you're one of my very good Muslim homies, please tune me up if you think I need it.
53:24
And again, I am a libertarian, but I do not believe in open borders.
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We have to have some form of order.
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There has to be some manageable numbers.
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Our political system depends on the number of citizens that we have in America. We have to know that.
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And yeah, I don't think the census should count illegals in regards to electoral votes.
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Why would we? If you're not a citizen, you can come and go and you're going
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to come up to America, get an apartment, vote, and then go back to your home country for 11 months.
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Or 23 months and then come back during midterms and vote again and then go away
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and then come back for general elections and vote again.
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Do you see? I mean, that's a simplistic example, but I mean, do you see that?
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We have to have some kind of, if you're a businessman, think about, I don't know.
54:25
I know this sounds crazy, but inventory control. You need to know what's coming and going.
54:30
If you're a financial person, you got to know how much money's coming in,
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how much money's going out.
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Folks, a lot of things going on with what I've just talked about. I hit the surface level.
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There is a cultural divide. There is a cultural divide with Islam and the rest of the world.
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So be mindful of that. All right. Man, that's enough.
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